An 18th Century Dwelling With A Guesthouse, A Barn And Around Five Hectares Of Grounds, Near The

An 18th-century dwelling with a guesthouse, a barn and around five hectares of grounds, near the city of Tours in France’s Indre-et-Loire department. Between meadows and woods, a lane leads to the property, which is set back from dwellings but is close to two vibrant towns. A long drive lined with trees runs through a meadow to the barn’s covered entrance area. The main house then comes into view beyond a vast, grassy court with shrubs. This court leads to three buildings. The main house is made of rubble stone, beneath a tiled roof with dormers. The building is typical of architecture form the area around Tours. It has a ground floor and a first floor in the roof space. The vast reception rooms on the ground floor have kept their old decorative features. In the roof space, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is a guesthouse too. It has two rooms in addition to a shower room. The barn is divided into two sections.
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